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DMI Browser
The NEC DMI Browser is a Windows application provided
by NEC Technologies. The Browser uses the MI to provide
access to MIF attributes and their respective values and to
provide the ability to set attributes and manage DMI
components.
The Browser is a local application; it only accesses the local
MIF database. The Browser lets you access MIF attributes
according to the structure defined by the DMTF. It is not
intended to be a general PC management application. If a
more comprehensive management application is desired, use
a product such as Intel®’s LanDesk Manager™.
The NEC DMI Browser has a graphical user interface. It
displays components in a hierarchical tree structure. Use it
to install or remove MIF files to and from the database and
to inspect or manage components already present in the
database.
By pointing and clicking, components can be expanded and
collapsed. To obtain specific attributes, simply double click
on an attribute and retrieve the associated value.
You can also use the toolbar to manipulate or obtain
information on the MIF file.
The buttons are defined as follows (starting at the left):
■
Install — to install a new MIF file. Use to add a
component, such as a printer that supports DMI, to
the MIF database.
■
Remove — to remove a MIF file. Use to remove a
component from the MIF database. Only remove the
system component when it needs to be replaced.
■
Expand — to expand a component.
■
Collapse — to collapse a component.
Summary of Contents for POWERMATE V486 - SERVICE
Page 31: ...1 18 Using Your Computer Minitower fax modem jacks ...
Page 35: ...1 22 Using Your Computer Keyboard supports Keyboard features U S model ...
Page 47: ...1 34 Using Your Computer Loading a CD into the desktop Loading a CD into the minitower ...
Page 131: ...Adding Options 5 15 Removing the screw in the minitower ...
Page 148: ...5 32 Adding Options Locating the cache sockets in the minitower ...
Page 166: ...5 50 Adding Options System board cable connectors in the desktop ...
Page 167: ...Adding Options 5 51 System board cable connectors in the minitower ...
Page 179: ...Adding Options 5 63 Securing the device ...
Page 192: ...5 76 Adding Options Connecting an RS 232C cable to the minitower ...
Page 195: ...Adding Options 5 79 Connecting speaker components ...
Page 200: ...5 84 Adding Options Connecting a telephone line to the desktop ...
Page 205: ...6 4 Setting System Board Jumpers JP3 through JP9 J9 JP11 and JP21 through JP23 jumpers ...
Page 251: ...Sound Board Jumper Settings D 3 Sound board jumper locations and functions ...
Page 255: ...Sound Board Jumper Settings D 7 High DMA channel settings ...